Hello @Artur-Myśliwiec, Windy Plugins are currently available only on the desktop and mobile versions of the Windy.com. See all the available products of Windy inside the Garmin Connect IQ Store app - you can currently choose from Widget, Watch Face, and Data Field. Have a great day, Niki

@Azher said in [Holiday Update: New Tools for Winter Weather and Ocean Forecasts, Meet Version 48](/post/222737 2227 list item Hi team, Loving the moon and sun feature, but might I make a request that the moon phase is modified for when viewed in the southern hemisphere. It simply needs to be flipped horizontally to appear as it does in the sky. [link text](link url)

https://community.windy.com/post/223897

@Mhartain Martine, dobrý den, článek bohužel existuje jen v anglické verzi. Na překlad ale můžete samozřejmě využít některý z dostupných online překladačů. Moc děkuji za Váš zájem a milou zprávu. Jari

@P-MGI said in Connectez Windy à votre montre connectée Garmin: Super! Mais il est dommage que Garmin continue à utiliser ses propres sites de référence météo (officiels), alors que ce widget serait utile pour intégrer les vraies données météo, en particulier la température,ambiante ou le vent sur la position du sportif. Il y a parfois un gros décalage entre les données météo Garmin (celles de l'aéroport le plus proche, par exemple) et les données sur la position réelle (assez fiable sur Windy). Windy fait suffisamment de l'excellent job pour qu'il soit réellement intégrable à Garmin, en tant que source météo pour l'utilisateur. Thank you for your kind feedback! Unfortunately, that's up to Garmin, but we believe there is a nice variety of Windy's integration options available for your Garmin, so it should no longer be a significant problem. Have a great day, Niki

Windy has been my favorite weather app on my Pixel phones for years. After installing it on my Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 I absolutely love it! I really like the design and functionality of the glance. I just installed it so, the only thing that remains to be seen and it's going to determine if it stays on my watch is how much it drains the battery. I am always cautious when it says background access will drain battery faster. I will give it a fair try for a few months. But right now, I think the design and information that provides are really nice. Thank you for adding it to Garmin!

@2Bmore Your issue is probably the same as the one explained in this post

What are the key factors that influence the formation of tropical cyclones during the different phases of the southwest summer monsoon in the Indian Ocean? Specifically, how do the monsoon gyre, TUTT, and MJO contribute to these processes fnaf?

@mrandall on my iPad when I clicked on print the article appeared in chrome as full screen…hope this helps…

@mamankeericjoel Hi Eric, You are welcome to publish the article in SAT Magazine. Please note that it was initially published on Windy.com and that the author is Jaroslava Sochorova. No other formalities are needed. Thanks!

@JohnPiepers Thank you for your contribution. You're absolutely right that the climate of our planet is constantly and dynamically changing. Estimates of global temperature evolution in Earth's geological past indeed show that the planet's average temperature has been higher than it is today for long periods of time. However, this article focuses on the current challenges and needs of our society within a timeframe of several human generations. Its main message is that it is essential to adapt to extreme temperatures and heatwaves, which, within this context, appear to be becoming more frequent and intense, and to implement measures that can mitigate their impact on society. The article aims to summarize the current state of extreme heat and heatwaves on Earth (see the introduction and the chapter Global temperature increase), their impact on human society, particularly in urban environments (chapters Impacts of extreme heat and heatwaves and Impacts of heatwaves in cities), and to highlight the anticipated developments in the future, both in terms of urbanization (chapters The dynamic evolution of cities and The future of cities) and in terms of expected global temperature rise (chapters Global temperature increase, Global climate shifts of cities, and The future of cities). The climate of our planet is the result of complex and interconnected processes whose effects can either amplify or offset one another. It is possible that forecasts of future global temperatures, based on our current level of understanding, may not fully capture all variables and feedback mechanisms. Warm regards, Jari